Number of workers by gender and status U.S. 2025| ��ƽ��

Number of part-time and full-time employed workers in the United States from 1990 to 2025, by gender (in millions)

Characteristic	Part-time women	Part-time men	Full-time women	Full-time men
2025*	17.79	10.78	59.14	75.8
2024	17.53	10.46	58.51	74.86
2023	16.98	10	58.56	75.5
2022	16.32	9.73	57.77	74.48
2021	16.1	9.32	55.65	71.51
2020	15.51	9.1	53.73	69.46
2019	17.3	9.64	56.77	73.82
2018	17.43	9.76	55.64	72.94
2017	17.54	9.83	54.4	71.57
2016	17.67	10	53.19	70.57
2015	17.56	9.78	52.14	69.35
2014	17.72	9.86	50.89	67.83
2013	17.6	10.02	49.98	66.34
2012	17.58	10.08	49.33	65.48
2011	17.36	9.96	48.22	64.33
2010	17.49	9.86	48.21	63.5
2009	17.53	9.72	48.68	63.95
2008	16.7	8.63	51.18	68.85
2007	16.74	8.22	51.06	70.04
2006	16.55	8.19	50.38	69.31
2005	16.6	8.12	49.16	67.86
2004	16.65	8.08	48.07	66.44
2003	16.46	7.95	47.95	65.38
2002	16.09	7.7	47.49	65.21
2001	15.79	7.57	47.95	65.62
2000	15.67	7.38	47.92	65.93
1999	15.67	7.52	46.37	63.93
1998	15.76	7.5	45.01	63.19
1997	15.8	7.43	44.08	62.26
1996	15.73	7.45	42.78	60.76
1995	15.78	7.44	41.74	59.94
1994	15.67	7.62	40.94	58.83
1993	13.92	7.23	40.99	58.12
1992	13.75	7.08	40.3	57.36
1991	13.71	6.82	39.78	57.41
1990	13.52	6.6	40.17	58.5

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May 2026

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United States

Survey time period

1990 to 2025

Age group

16 years and older

Supplementary notes

In line with the definition of the BLS, part time is less than 35 hours per week, and full time is more than 35 hours a week.

*Annual estimates for 2025 are 11-month averages that exclude October. Data for October 2025 were not collected due to the federal government shutdown.

The source does not provide a specific date of publication. Therefore, the date of access has been used.

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In 2025, there were 75.8 million men working full-time compared to 59.14 million women. For part-time workers, this trend is flipped, there are more women working part-time than there are men.